Unpacking Xenophobia, War, and Media Narratives

This chapter explores the intertwined historical and social dynamics of xenophobia, racism, and capitalism, examining how economic anxieties influence perceptions of immigrants. Through an interview with a guest, the chapter also discusses the implications of U.S. military actions, media complicity, and the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza. It emphasizes the urgent need for accountability and a deeper understanding of the societal indifference towards suffering in conflict zones.

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